Class ExternalProcessesProblemGroup

java.lang.Object

org.gradle.api.problems.ProblemGroup

org.gradle.api.problems.RootProblemGroup

org.gradle.api.problems.ExternalProcessesProblemGroup

@Incubating
public abstract class ExternalProcessesProblemGroup
extends RootProblemGroup

The predefined External Processes root problem group.

External process invocations of compiled applications, native tools, and other runnable artifacts.

The predefined sub-groups are available as properties. Further sub-groups can be created with RootProblemGroup.group(String).

Not intended for subclassing outside of Gradle. New members may be added in future versions.

Since:

9.9.0

See Also:

• ProblemGroups

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Modifier	Constructor	Description
protected	ExternalProcessesProblemGroup()	Constructor.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
abstract SecondLevelProblemGroup	getApplication()	The Application sub-group.
abstract SecondLevelProblemGroup	getService()	The Service sub-group.
abstract SecondLevelProblemGroup	getTool()	The Tool sub-group.

Methods inherited from class RootProblemGroup

getUndefined, group

Methods inherited from class ProblemGroup

create, create, getDisplayName, getName, getParent

Methods inherited from class Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

ExternalProcessesProblemGroup

protected ExternalProcessesProblemGroup()

Constructor.

Since:

9.9.0

Method Details

getApplication

public abstract SecondLevelProblemGroup getApplication()

The Application sub-group.

Execution of compiled applications, including startup, runtime behavior, and exit status.

Since:

9.9.0

getService

public abstract SecondLevelProblemGroup getService()

The Service sub-group.

Lifecycle management of service processes during the build, including startup, shutdown, and health checks.

Since:

9.9.0

getTool

public abstract SecondLevelProblemGroup getTool()

The Tool sub-group.

Invocation of external tools as part of the build, including tool discovery and execution.

Since:

9.9.0